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Legión Alfa
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Legión Alfa

· 1963

"Legion Alpha," by F. Richard Bessiere, translated to Spanish by M. Balsalobre. The narrative opens with a first-person prologue from a non-human, non-animal entity of alien origin with sentience and extreme sensitivity. The main story follows Professor Michael Perkins, who has killed his colleague Mary with an experimental serum meant to combat leucemia of the depths—a disease afflicting the underground population. After confessing to his friend Professor Roberto Moretti, Perkins is directed to join Commander Rupert's Geological Research Center, a military organization that maintains underground installations in Earth's interior. The narrative establishes a post-apocalyptic world: in 2085, Mars-based entities destroyed Earth's surface with nuclear weapons, killing billions. Survivors sheltered in deep subterranean military complexes where they've adapted over two centuries. The serum experiment, Perkins's recruitment, and Moretti's assistance form the story's immediate plot within this buried civilization's survival narrative.

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Date
1963
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